Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sun, 12 Mar 2000 17:37:58 +0100 | From | Jamie Lokier <> | Subject | Re: Size of modern laptops |
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Alex Buell wrote: > > Now if someone would kindly invent a folding screen w/ folding > > keyboard, and a nice robust package when it's folded -- that would be > > perfect. Small enough to carry, large enough to use. > > Didn't IBM do a laptop that had a fold-down keyboard?
Well, I'm quite happy with the size of my Toshiba Satellite's keyboard. Like the IBM thinkpads, they feel nearly "full size" but don't take much room.
I think IBM had a keyboard where the keys move down into the machine when you close it. Maybe that's what the Thinkpads do.
It's the screen the I'd _really_ like folded. A screen large enough to viewed for hours currently makes for too large a laptop.
-- Jamie
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